I guess the point I am making is that, if the terms of Zac's release are deemed unfair, then isn't the NRL (as our 'boss') more culpable than we are? And shouldn't the NRL actually owe Parramatta something for effectively leading us astray?
I think the club had a duty to protect its interests at the time. Otherwise, Lomax would be down there now or somewhere else in the nrl. In other words, simply able to walk away …with no penalty.
That would in effect and practically render his original contract with the eels impotent and unable to be enforced. That’s troublesome and creates a lot of uncertainty.
And the idea of contracts is to bind parties subject to laws.
I prefer the eels case, but who knows.
It was pretty nifty to get the controversial consent clause in there.
I wonder if he protested about it before he signed it or went “ She’ll be right”
He was either poorly advised or he told his lawyer that he’d cop it.